VIDEO: Panthers strap on GoPros to record Opening Night

For the first time ever, the Super Bowl media event was held at night, instead of during the day. Now, we're getting an inside look at what Media Night felt like, from the view of the Carolina Panthers.

The team gave a couple of GoPro cameras to players to record the night. For a majority of the video, the camera stays in the hands of linebacker Shaq Thompson, defensive end Mario Addison and cornerback Teddy Williams.

The video shows the antics behind the scenes as the team waited for their entrance into the arena, playing video games and joking around.

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